The Obamanation

[xoxoxoBruce]

Arrrh, for 20 years the liberals they suck the tit... then they suck just one little cock, I swear no bigger than this, and they're called the big cocksuckers. Arrrh!

[TheMercenary]

[Lamplighter]

Originally Posted by classicman

I got it right.

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

Arrrh, for 20 years the liberals they suck the tit... then they suck just one little cock, I swear no bigger than this, and they're called the big cocksuckers. Arrrh!

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Underwear.

[ZenGum]

[Urbane Guerrilla]

When a President Hates Being Commander In Chief

[Clodfobble]

Plato was of the opinion that the only acceptable leader was one who hated the position; anyone who enjoyed it wasn't suited for the role.

[morethanpretty]

cocksucking, titsucking....why are these insults? both sound good to me!

[classicman]

MTV screening Obama's audience for views, looks

Here is the email:
Seeking—Audience Members: males & females, 18+.

To apply, email townhallaudience@mtvnmix.com and put “Town Hall” in the subject line.
To ensure that the audience represents diverse interests and political views, include your name,
phone number, hometown, school attending, your job and what issues, if any, you are interested in or passionate about.
Also, provide a recent photo and short description of your political views. Submission deadline: Oct. 14. No pay.

Kelly McAndrew, a spokeswoman for Viacom, which owns MTV, said the screening was aimed at attracting a diverse audience.

"We’re just trying to get the broadest, most diverse audience possible," she said, denying that either Republicans or ugly people would be screened out. "We want to have divergent points of view – we’re not looking for a single-view audience."


"We’re going to have a very diverse looking audience," McAndrew said. "We want gender diversity, we want ethnicity diversity, we want religious diversity, we want political view diversity. We want diversity of all kinds."

Yeh - like MTV is reaching anyone over 20? Srsly.
link

[Urbane Guerrilla]

Interesting critique on D'Souza: The Real Roots Of Obama's Rage.

Briefly, he thinks they are really Bill Ayers. And it helps to affirm my opinion that Bill Ayers is a damned slug, spending an entire life as consumed by rage as -- as -- as tw in a snit.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Urbane Guerrilla

Interesting critique on D'Souza: The Real Roots Of Obama's Rage.

Briefly, he thinks they are really Bill Ayers. And it helps to affirm my opinion that Bill Ayers is a damned slug, spending an entire life as consumed by rage as -- as -- as tw in a snit.

I was talking to someone about this book the other day. It has some interesting theories as to why Obama thinks the way he does, but I am not sure it is nothing more than arm-chair psychology when it comes to the conclusions. Still, there may be some truth to it.

[Griff]

What rage?

[Clodfobble]

It's secret rage, just like he's a secret Muslim, you see?

[xoxoxoBruce]

Or he's a secret teabagger.

[morethanpretty]

He secretly rages about bagging Muslim tea.

[classicman]

Obama's Lost Magic

Two years on from his historic election victory, US President Barack Obama is trying to recover his lost magic as defeat for the Democrats looms in the midterm elections. But he is no longer the man he used to be, and his window of opportunity has passed.

He wants everything to be as it was before. He wants it to be as innocent and passionate, as honest and boundless. He wants it to be as full of promises and the conviction that everything is possible in the Land of Opportunity. Because, as he told his supporters back then, "We are the ones we've been waiting for." It was a rallying cry so powerful and romantic it sounded like a line from a good song.

Today, Barack Obama is the first black president of the United States. Back then, in 2008, he was probably the best election campaigner of all time. And now he is on the campaign trail again. This fall he is speaking in Philadelphia, Chicago and Columbus, Ohio, spreading the message that "they" (the Republicans and their donors) want to rob "us" (open-minded, young Americans) of our future.

At the Crossroads

It is like a grown-up going back to the places of his youth: the public swimming pool where he learned to swim, the intersection where he had his first kiss. It's a sentimental journey, and at the same time an admission that youth doesn't last forever.

There are crossroads in every life, decisive moments. Afterwards, what was reality until a moment ago is just a memory, and the present has changed. The politician who once embodied a brave new alternative with his iconic slogan "Yes, we can" would probably love to be able to preserve his triumph as it was and hang on to the ease of those early, naive years. But that's not possible. Political careers succeed or fail - but they do not stop.

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I just finished reading this and thought it was a very insightful piece from a perspective outside the confines of the USA.